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Original price $995.00
Price $750.00
This Bamboo framelock folder by Michael Burch features a hand rub satin finished blade with dual thumbstuds, .18" blade stock. The handle has a titanium frame carved to look like bamboo, G10 backspacer, and a tip up titanium clip. Nice detent, lockup and blade seating. Has some scuffs, scratches, and pitting. Good condition.
Blade Length 2.75
Overall Length 6.75
Closed Length 4
Weight (oz) 4.9
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Tip Up Clip
Blade Material Unknown
Blade Details Clip Point, Sheepsfoot
Handle Material Metallic
Other Details Tactical
"I’m not sure where my love for knives came from – but it’s always been there. I started collecting knives from flea markets or garage sales. I even built a few blades in my father’s workshop when I was about 12. I had no idea what I was doing, but it was fun nonetheless. As I grew, so did my collection. After high school, I joined the United States Marine Corps as a reservist and went on to play soccer and attend college. I settled down in Springfield, Missouri and started working as an editor and writer for the internet department of a large outdoor retail company. Around 2002, the bug to build knives hit me hard. I spent hours upon hours reading the internet asking questions, and talking to as many knifemakers as I could. My first “adult knife” turned out about as well as the knives I built when I was a kid, but I kept at it and have been a full-time maker since 2007. I build most of my knives out of 1095 and W-2. I also use CPM-154 if a customer requests stainless and I use Chad Nichols’ stainless damascus. I also make my own damascus with my friend and fellow knifemaker Jody Muller."
